The ACA also penalized employers who didn't offer the required coverage, and penalized people who were uninsured.
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And the players can protest, but they will be penalized if it&aposs done during a game --penalized not jailed.
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Have you seen tennis matches in which male players aren't penalized for the things Ms. Williams was penalized for on Saturday?
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Soccer players penalized over shirts: It was worth it Anderson Cooper speaks with members of a girls' soccer team penalized for wearing shirts that said #EqualPay.
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Florida has been penalized 38 times for 372 yards through five games for an average of 74.4 yards per game — 13.2 yards more than the SEC's second-most penalized team. 3.
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According to reports out of Chicago, where the league is holding some offseason meetings, Roger Goodell is going to tell owners that certain previously penalized celebrations will no longer be penalized.
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So basically, in the minds of many users, anyone who makes kids' content could be penalized, while anyone who makes edgy humor for adults, or satirical commentary ... could also be penalized.
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Among 708 hospitals penalized in fiscal 2015 for quality measures, an average of 2.72 patients per 1,000 got hospital-acquired conditions, compared with 2.06 patients per 33,000 at hospitals that were not penalized.
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It attempted to make an apples-to-apples comparison by laying out how many times men have been penalized, and comparing those figures with the number of times that women have been penalized.
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Skaters can even be penalized for things like costume violations.
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Women seeking abortions would not be penalized under the bill.
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Then, women aren't penalized as much for working fewer hours.
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The sanctions penalized foreign banks that did business with Iran.
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When women and minorities advocate for diversity, they are penalized.
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He further claimed some penalized drivers remained on Uber's system.
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PERINO: It was about concern that they would be penalized.
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Decisions about healthcare should not be penalized by punitive taxes.
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The hit was not penalized, and Stalberg lost three teeth.
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The Spartans were also penalized nine times for 35 yards.
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They acted in good faith and should not be penalized.
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Candidates older than 75 were penalized compared to younger candidates.
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We are penalized when we are young for being inexperienced.
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Ultimately, a woman was penalized for standing up for herself.
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Independents are not penalized for declining to join a party.
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Doyle could be penalized if they suspect he was using.
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HSBC had repeatedly been penalized for helping clients launder money.
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Black people who use the same language are penalized socially.
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But the Trump administration has not aggressively penalized corporate misconduct.
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Consumers will no longer be penalized for going without insurance.
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He said that he had never been penalized for it.
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Georgia linebacker Adam Anderson was penalized for roughing the passer.
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Drug companies would be severely penalized if they don't negotiate.
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Regulators have penalized Con Edison for blackouts in the past.
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So the poor guy was penalized for his crazy effort.
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Crédit Agricole was penalized €114.7 million and HSBC €33.6 million.
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Others were penalized for taking short breaks to drink water.
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Instead of earning very little interest, they would get penalized.
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It came five seconds after Johansson was penalized for interference.
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This was not the first time he had been penalized.
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No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child!
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Tanner says he's not sure which videos he's being penalized for.
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How would you calculate which companies do and don't get penalized?
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"People should be incentivized to use cards, not penalized," he said.
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No person should ever be penalized professionally for having a child!
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It was not immediately clear how Facebook would respond if penalized.
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Google will then notice the accumulating bounces, and you'll be penalized.
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Houston committed no turnovers and was penalized once for five yards.
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The Seahawks were penalized nine times for 106 yards against Atlanta.
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It's like you're being penalized for having a good health plan.
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Such students will not be penalized for a lower writing score.
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The FDIC should not be penalized for doing the right thing.
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I later found out he was penalized for the silver investments.
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David Backes had been penalized for cross checking 12 seconds earlier.
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I was penalized, sued them and won lawsuits against these penalties.
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Any player returning from pregnancy should not be "penalized," Adams said.
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But companies should not be penalized for what this data shows.
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Both men and women were penalized for having a messy room.
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She was warned, then penalized a point — it was match point.
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And when men were described in these terms, they weren't penalized.
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Alex Kerfoot (high-sticking) and Cody Ceci (holding) had been penalized.
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Artemis was also penalized for being over the start line early.
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Dairy and alfalfa hay also have been penalized with new tariffs.
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As a result, Barnes was penalized yet again by the league.
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Saudi artists should never be penalized for the actions of their government.
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For those that only signed up young, healthy people, this penalized them.
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The SEC has penalized multiple cryptocurrency projects that failed to do so.
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Some analysts said investors unfairly penalized Boeing for adjusting employment to reality.
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Players, however, were not penalized for approaching us, in person or online.
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Apple has said Samsung was properly penalized for ripping off its work.
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Pregnant women are also routinely penalized for exposing their fetuses to drugs.
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The hospitals — particularly safety net hospitals — had said they were unfairly penalized.
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This isn't the first time that the CFPB has penalized the bank.
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No matter what they do, women risk being penalized for their reactions.
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Last year, he was penalized for violating the performance-enhancing drug policy.
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Chris Wagner had been penalized for charging and also received a misconduct.
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More than 280,000 officials were penalized for such abuses in 2015 alone.
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Nebraska, the third-most penalized team in the FBS, kept hurting itself.
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She schedules plenty of time to avoid being penalized for being late.
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You&aposre actually just being -- you&aposre being penalized as an employee.
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And if I'm penalized again, I think it's unfair the same way.
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Once gone, she was penalized for bumping into a competitor and disqualified.
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Of course no professor should be penalized for accepting an unpopular client.
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Have you witnessed people or businesses being penalized for violating the mandate?
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Like Horn, Thomas was penalized, but the Rams never threatened after that.
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" He added, "I've never seen a city be penalized this way before.
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Why should a player be penalized for the transgressions of her coach?
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Last week the I.O.C. penalized the first two athletes following Oswald's investigation.
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Here's what we're watching: • How many ways has Wells Fargo been penalized?
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The White House and Congress have each penalized Iran with additional sanctions.
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When these laws are applied, women are disproportionately penalized, legally and socially.
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A third took money from a company that had been similarly penalized.
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You're penalized for success and massively rewarded for failure, so fail away.
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This is especially important for women, who are often penalized for negotiating.
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Google's examples of ads that will be penalized in mobile search results.
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If a company purchases, sells or distributes counterfeit drugs, they are penalized.
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"Canada is probably the most penalized as things stand today," Mills said.
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"Westlands is the most penalized under the current system," Mr. Mount said.
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The issue of goalkeepers being penalized by VAR has been in the spotlight at the World Cup, with Scotland eliminated after Lee Alexander saved a stoppage-time penalty against Argentina only to be penalized for coming off her line.
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And when we celebrate our accomplishments, we are often penalized for self-promotion.
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Previous versions of the rule would have penalized immigrants for using those benefits.
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As in China, you may even be penalized for who your friends are.
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Fitting, considering the Islanders are one of the least penalized teams these playoffs.
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"I will admit I have said worse and not gotten penalized," he said.
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You know, the fact is that this president has penalized corporations in America.
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But Wright and the Seahawks should have been penalized, the league later said.
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Chen fell once during his short program, and the judges penalized him accordingly.
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A well-educated woman, on the other hand, might be penalized for it.
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Before, creators may not have even been sure why their video was penalized.
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In faith that we will not be penalized for one person's ill behavior.
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"Italy is one of the most penalized countries," from fiscal competition, Rustichelli said.
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Sadly, this isn't the first time people have been penalized for driving green.
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Wood was penalized for boarding Vladislav Namestnikov 4:54 into the second period.
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Families are saving more, despite being penalized for saving by zero interest rates.
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Although Tkachuk wasn't penalized on the play, he was subsequently suspended two games.
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More often than not, we're actually penalized for our bravery, for taking chances.
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It's a tougher question whether "killing videos" could be additionally penalized as obscenity.
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Things went nuclear from there and Williams was later penalized a full game.
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Under the bill, men would be penalized for "unregulated masturbatory emissions" (lol forever).
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Meanwhile, academic research funded by NIH is penalized if it has commercial potential.
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Platforms could be penalized by the Federal Election Commission for failing to comply.
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The goal came only four seconds after Biega was penalized for cross-checking.
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The Wildcats, who became bowl eligible, were penalized 27 times for 21 yards.
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Players should not be penalized for speaking out for what they believe in.
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Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control penalized Dalian Haibo International Freight Co. Ltd.
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Executives can also be penalized if the bank has to significantly restate results.
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If he posted the same content now, he would be penalized, Harvey said.
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Yet most companies treat failure as something to be avoided — or even penalized.
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"I got penalized for the goalie making a horse-(bleep) play," Wheeler said.
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Few players would dispute that someone who commits domestic violence should be penalized.
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In some cases, women can even be penalized for bringing up the issue.
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"He will not be penalized for the right to remain silent," Ellis said.
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The Wildcats, who became bowl eligible, were penalized 21 times for 225 yards.
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Davis was penalized but remained in the game, which Carolina won 31-24.
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He was penalized twice in 20163, then received the permanent suspension last month.
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He was penalized twice in 2015, then received the permanent suspension last month.
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Previously, they were typically penalized for every day in which a violation persisted.
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It is unclear why women are penalized more often for violating the rule.
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It doesn't feel sustainable that Facebook's going to be penalized financially into oblivion.
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In those cases, owners were not unhappy when the commissioner penalized the team.
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And she said candidates that resist will be penalized at the ballot box.
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"You don't want people to be penalized" because of the virus, he added.
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Miyagawa, a junior, was penalized for unnecessary roughness, but stayed in the game.
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She was later told by the organization that she would not be penalized.
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Women who dare to negotiate for higher salaries are penalized for doing so.
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Quotas would be set and families penalized if they refused to go along.
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Rule-breakers could be penalized by being assigned chores such as washing windows.
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Being financially penalized for a natural bodily function is not equitable or just.
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Savers have also been penalized, and it's added to pressure on pension funds.
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"You're rewarded for long essays, and penalized for coming in short," Welch says.
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Beauvillier was penalized for hooking Valtteri Filppula little more than two minutes later.
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It is also the country's most-penalized team at 11.5 flags per game.
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Health plans should not be penalized for spending money to protect their customers.
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Once the stewards had penalized Vettel, the thrilling duel of champions fizzled out.
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Immigrant parents whose U.S. citizen children use public benefits will not be penalized for that, but kids whose parents pull out of benefit programs for fear or being penalized or who lose their legal status will be left in limbo.
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He was not penalized and skated over to the officials and apologized moments later.
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Cleaning up is happening, and it won't be fined or penalized in any way.
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"I felt that I was being penalized for not sleeping with him," she said.
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He was not penalized, and when the set was over, the lineswoman was replaced.
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In faith that we will not be penalized for one person's ill behavior. pic.twitter.
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When workers did complain, they were often brushed aside or penalized, former employees said.
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But the individual mandate, which penalized people who didn't have insurance, will go away.
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Clinton, claiming that the Sanders campaign was being unfairly penalized for the data breach.
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Standing apart from other women would help me avoid being penalized for my sex.
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If it died in the 6-foot face drop, it was penalized 5 percent.
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Emergency responders and drivers using their devices for work would also not be penalized.
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While the products' importers may face fines, exporters are typically not penalized, Liakakos said.
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As we reported ... Serena was penalized several times during Saturday's match against Naomi Osaka.
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The organization also found that women seem to be disproportionately penalized for street vending.
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"I was penalized for taking all of those not-quite-necessary deductions," he said.
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I feel I am penalized because I can't afford cable and use and antenna.
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A government limit on the sale of food has also penalized same-sex couples.
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They've also penalized companies that have violated or sought to circumvent federal trading laws.
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And there's the added rule that you get penalized if you withdraw money early.
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White leaders got credit for championing diversity, while nonwhite leaders were penalized for it.
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Djokovic was not penalized, and Kyrgios suggested that he suffered from a double standard.
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SXAP, which has been penalized this year by growing trade concerns, rise 1.5 percent.
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They certainly should not be fined, jailed, or otherwise penalized for making this decision.
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Americans at all ends of the economic spectrum should not be penalized for inflation.
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After all, the company has been penalized in the past for its data misdeeds.
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But we are also told that Asian Americans are penalized for those same policies.
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Some officials caution that hospitals providing care should not be penalized in an overhaul.
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That law had not only barred strikes but also penalized striking workers with dismissal.
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"I see people at the company not being penalized for having kids," she said.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it,' " King wrote.
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Winston is the latest star player penalized under the league's strengthened personal conduct policy.
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But most of all we believe success and entrepreneurship should be rewarded, not penalized.
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Nelson was penalized for cross-checking in the closing seconds of the opening period.
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Under the proposal, people who performed the test would be penalized for professional misconduct.
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Children shouldn't be penalized or disadvantaged for the actions or inactions of their parents.
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A significant percentage say they were penalized at work because of their caregiving responsibilities.
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Beauty goods including shampoos and make-up products are also set to be penalized.
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I trust it already, but evidence of reform among the penalized is always welcome.
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The truth is, they should have penalized and prohibited this kind of content already.
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AZ female inmates get 12 /mo and are penalized for blood on their clothes.
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Italy has railed against EU rules covering failing banks, saying they unfairly penalized savers.
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North Korea is already the most isolated, penalized, ostracized nation-state on the planet.
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"I don't think that they should be incredibly penalized for being wealthy," she said.
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Telles converted the spot kick after Alessandro Florenzi had been penalized following a review.
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And if employees break these agreements, they can expose themselves to being penalized or terminated.
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And we shouldn't be penalized for not doing it because the others won't do it.
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Referees and video officials have consistently penalized handballs in the box at this World Cup.
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It was not the first time Williams was penalized for arguing with US Open officials.
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Vancouver went right back on the power play when Cholowski was penalized for high sticking.
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You score more for quick answers, discouraging cheating via Google, and get penalized for errors.
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The FDA is giving food manufacturers time to remove the additives before they are penalized.
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Perhaps someone else has been penalized for excessive electricity usage, signaling favoritism toward the president.
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The SEC penalized Citadel for failing to disclose the use of those algorithms to clients.
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In February, 27 officials were penalized over the wrongful execution of an Inner Mongolian teenager.
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Don't be surprised if you discover soon that they have been penalized for the incident.
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Still, I'm being penalized for an account with them I paid off seven years ago.
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Beckham, who was penalized three times for unnecessary roughness, was later suspended for a game.
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There's taxes on those taxes VAT heating on the islands have been quite heavily penalized.
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They say bosses should be penalized for failing to shield their employees from work encroachment.
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I think it's important that we understand that women are penalized for showing their anger.
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Online websites that circulated the article without confirming its authenticity would be penalized, it said.
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They have never penalized the leader and make the leader stay alongside the pace car.
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He was not penalized for that weird jog he took after crashing the other day.
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Rutgers was penalized six times and converted just three first downs during the first half.
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It is not the first bank to be penalized for compliance failures linked to Rothstein.
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Ashton had been penalized for his role in connection with manipulation of FX pricing benchmarks.
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When Warren violated Senate rules and was penalized because of it, the media flattery ensued.
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It also takes steps to ensure women aren't penalized in seniority for taking maternity leave.
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Doctors who fail to install and "meaningfully use" CEHRT are penalized with reduced Medicare payments.
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Some plans had concerns that they were being unfairly penalized for serving lower-income enrollees.
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He also said the idea that relievers should be penalized for their effectiveness was misguided.
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This means that female athletes will no longer be financially penalized for having a child.
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The drive was extended when Arizona's Rodney Gunter was penalized for hands to the face.
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"We were told walking on 12," he said about the possibility Johnson would be penalized.
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And again, RACs are currently financially penalized if their appeal overturn rate exceeds 10 percent.
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This is the second time Target has been penalized for dumping dangerous waste in California.
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Immigrants are already penalized for receiving cash welfare when looking to apply for U.S. citizenship.
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"Families would not be penalized for an annual holiday in the sun," the report says.
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The U.S. government has penalized Uber for misleading customers on its privacy and security practices.
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They are looking at ways of raising revenue that aren't penalized by the new law.
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No head coaches other than Pitino have been removed, and no colleges have been penalized.
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"The fact is that savers are penalized for the situation that we're in," Jacobson said.
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It sure would be nice if abusers in all fields got equally exposed and penalized.
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When athletes are penalized for misconduct, fans rally around them as a matter of loyalty.
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What about the idea that U.S. companies who relocate to other countries should be penalized?
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This fine marks the third time Exum has been penalized this season for a hit.
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His page had been wrongly penalized before; he'd regained access through appeals to the company.
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The go-ahead goal came four seconds after Kreider was penalized for delay of game.
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"The United States should not be penalized because we are doing so well," he tweeted.
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And women are still penalized for speaking "too loudly" or "too frequently" in professional settings.
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According to the epic box score, the only players to skate away without being penalized were the backup goaltenders—although considering that the reserve goalies didn't play, perhaps they're not in the box score but did get involved in the fight and were penalized.
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It is certainly possible that men commit a higher number of violations but are penalized for a smaller percentage of them, while women commit far fewer violations but are more likely to be penalized, often for the same behavior that goes unpunished in men.
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The question is whom to target: the I.A.A.F., the Russian federation or the penalized athletes themselves.
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It isn't, and as a result, a player was penalized for the actions of her coach.
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French banks have been severely penalized by U.S. financial authorities for their dealings with Iran before.
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Those that don't comply could be penalized, Christophe Pillet, an SNPNC spokesperson told Agence France-Presse.
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"While the intent is to punish Huawei, ultimately U.S. companies are also being penalized," Jacobson said.
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I haven't been able to find instances of creators being kicked off the platform or penalized.
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None of Warren's policy ideas will change much if employers aren't penalized for breaking the law.
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"We are not a heavily penalized team but today we were," said UConn coach Randy Edsall.
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Drivers are penalized for exceeding their allocation of power units, and component parts, for the season.
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Clinton's campaign, saddled with a policy wonk candidate, felt penalized for playing by the old rules.
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They should not be penalized for doing good, they should not pay for providing environmental services.
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Athletes train too long and too hard to be penalized so severely for one minor blip.
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Minnesota is the most penalized team in the conference, with 62 infractions for 522 yards. 3.
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Critics called the punishment sexist, asserting that men regularly get angry on court without being penalized.
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Some women who have protested that restriction — or flouted it — have been harshly penalized or arrested.
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That's the exact opposite of a policy that penalized farmers or factories for their carbon emissions.
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The Cyclones, the least-penalized team in the Big 12, had three penalties on the drive.
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Democracy activists had hoped the more subdued swearing-in protest meant the lawmakers wouldn't be penalized.
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Flores penalized the player—who is known locally as "El Pelado"—for reportedly hitting another player.
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The court has struck down laws that penalized falsehoods on free-speech grounds in other circumstances.
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The Ducks' Ryan Getzlaf and Wings' Anthony Mantha squared off, with Getzlaf penalized twice for slashing.
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The issue here is whether racism, plainly expressed, should be condemned and penalized in this country.
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Some questioned whether the N.C.A.A. should have penalized communities for the actions of the state government.
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First, banks are penalized for these investments by having a charge applied to their allowable capital.
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" The measure also repeals a 1975 state law that penalized doctors for abortions not considered "necessary.
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Under the legislation, states failing to meet program targets could be penalized by federal funding cuts.
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Treasury also penalized several Iranian officials and groups involved with censoring and monitoring the country's citizens.
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With seven seconds left in the penalty, Toronto's Andreas Johnsson was penalized for holding the stick.
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The NCAA has penalized some schools for issues with the law in the past, as well.
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In the English County Championship, teams that bowl too slowly can be penalized in the standings.
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Chris Johnson, the acting owner of the Jets, said players who protested would not be penalized.
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Some defense lawyers also fear that if they object too strenuously, their clients will be penalized.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's "hysterical" and she's penalized for it," King said on Twitter.
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Houston pitcher Dean Deetz, Washington catcher Raudy Read and Pittsburgh pitcher Nik Turley were previously penalized.
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Nike declined to answer our question whether it contractually guarantees women won't be penalized for pregnancy.
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In that time, she has penalized Starbucks in the Netherlands and Anheuser-Busch InBev in Belgium.
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It was penalized 18 times for 182 yards, and three other flags were declined or offset.
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She was penalized for improperly replacing her ball on the 17th green during the third round.
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Goodell has been criticized for the inconsistent way he has penalized players in domestic violence cases.
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Another study found teaching hospitals were more likely to be penalized for higher hospital readmission rates.
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It further penalized Iran with more sanctions on Friday after Iran launched a satellite into orbit.
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Even female executives are rewarded less for firm success and penalized more for poor firm performance.
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Williams was penalized a game for calling the chair umpire a "thief" during an extended argument.
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In the past, the government penalized some school districts for straying far afield from intended purposes.
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Those who had signed were fired from government jobs, denied loans and contracts, and otherwise penalized.
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Ocon started 10th, Perez 12th with the Mexican promoted after the finish when Gasly was penalized.
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He has argued that the Chinese are guilty of currency manipulation and must be heavily penalized.
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That tally came right after the Lightning were penalized for too many men on the ice.
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Yet when people ask for it, especially parents, they can be penalized in pay and promotions.
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Matthews was penalized for a blatant hit on Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky in Week 1.
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The individual mandate was a blunt tool — essentially, it penalized people who struggle to afford insurance.
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Drugmakers would also be penalized if the cost of their branded medicines increased faster than inflation.
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A few owners have been penalized in prior years, but those punishments were for felony convictions.
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It seems he was penalized financially and sent to therapy, rather than being fired in 2008.
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Women are less likely to negotiate pay and more likely to be penalized when they try.
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Female candidates like Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, are penalized for aging, lest she appear like a witch.
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He added that countries receiving US aid could also be penalized for supporting the resolution. Sen.
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Women are less likely to negotiate pay, and more likely to be penalized when they try.
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Obamacare's individual mandate will be repealed and people will no longer be penalized for not purchasing insurance.
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You shouldn't be penalized, you shouldn't be seen as a problem if you are raising those issues.
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He or she, whoever is coaching me, I have no control, so why should I get penalized?
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Not unlike what happened with Ramos, Serena unleashed on the umpire (though she was not penalized further).
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Lifting secondary sanctions meant European firms could trade with Iran without being penalized by the United States.
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He was penalized for not observing the match's final seconds – this brought the score to 7-7.
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A woman tennis player was penalized for fixing her shirt on the court at the US Open.
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The findings on parenthood, released Monday, also showed that overall motherhood is penalized while fatherhood is not.
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If we can't have names until players are penalized, at least give us grounds for more faith.
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Penalized with a 90-day streaming ban, the livelihoods of streamers are ultimately controlled by an algorithm.
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Many of these activists have been harshly penalized and still remain behind bars, and the struggle continues.
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Gavin Newsom has said utilities deserve to be "aggressively penalized" for relying so much on the outages.
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The big picture: The FTC has already penalized Facebook with a $5 billion fine for privacy violations.
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Fiat Chrysler promised to improve safety procedures after being penalized by NHTSA in 2015 for safety lapses.
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She is being penalized for having a series of traits that people find unacceptable in a woman.
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In addition, users get penalized for flaking out, and they're eventually removed if they keep doing it.
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The big guns came out when the US penalized some Russian oil and gas companies and banks.
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He thinks Stumpf also needs to say which executive has been fired or penalized for what happened.
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If a phone died in the 6-foot edge drop, it was penalized an extra 10 percent.
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But Cummins was not penalized for the alleged kiss and continued teaching at the school, he claims.
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TIMPF: Yes, one of the things you could get penalized for is buying too many video games.
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As a result, a résumé detailing the person was a "women's chess club captain" would be penalized.
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As we reported ... Serena was penalized several times during Saturday's U.S. Open finals match against Naomi Osaka.
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You can also be penalized for bad language, missing assignments or not dressing professionally, among other things.
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Excess capacity is shed, zombie companies are left to die, and lenders are penalized for bad choices.
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Convincing investors may be impossible after the central bank penalized bondholders in another struggling bank, Novo Banco.
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Brokerage firms have been penalized for selling leveraged ETFs to investors for whom they were not suitable.
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I do think there are some things that have happened that probably didn't need to be penalized.
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Women wouldn't be penalized at their workplace under her bill for sharing or asking for salary information.
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She was penalized not just for being poor, but because she lived in the wrong zip code.
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Though Trump's campaign wasn't penalized, the documents in the case were still made public late last week.
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Equal pay means individuals should not be penalized — or rewarded — simply for their gender or skin color.
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Miners did not create this monoeconomy and they should not be penalized for trying to survive it.
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It said this penalized EU consumers in the short term as well as in the long run.
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Foligno was not penalized initially, but he given a major penalty and a game misconduct upon review.
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Unango said South Sudanese law penalized all offenders, and eight soldiers had been convicted of sexual offences.
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North Carolina was penalized seven times for 90 yards, almost double its average coming into Thursday's contest.
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They described an atmosphere in which workers were forced to work overtime and penalized for taking breaks.
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They can pal around with their buddies and they don't get penalized or discredited because they're there.
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It became a two-man advantage when Nikita Zadorov was penalized for cross-checking at 13:09.
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Agencies and their employees need to be incentivized to provide greater disclosure and penalized for non-compliance.
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Marshall felt bad about cursing at a referee he thought should have penalized Revis for pass interference.
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Spain's Italian coach Sergio Scariolo and the U.S.'s Paul George were the first to be penalized.
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The president added that companies that send jobs overseas will "get penalized severely" under this new bill.
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" At the beginning of the episode, Clark asks, "Why should I be penalized for doing my job?
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Companies that aren't able to show they've achieved this would be penalized a percentage of their profits.
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Errors are inevitable, however, and YouTube has admitted it inadvertently penalized videos from LGBTQ creators and conservatives.
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Countries targeted by the U.S. and UK bans spoke out about being unfairly penalized, according to Reuters.
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And people behind bars shouldn't be penalized for using products like Purell that may contain alcohol. 5.
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If the IRS owes you money, you won't be penalized, but should claim your cash soon. Why?
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A few years later, another shift, known as Panda, penalized sites that copied text from other websites.
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Yet that wasn't enough to convince a jury, and Perry and her collaborators were penalized $2.78 million.
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But the company says it changed its approach in 2018 so that athletes are no longer penalized.
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Purged officials are penalized repeatedly, shunned by employers for fear of association and have their passports confiscated.
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Fiat Chrysler promised to improve safety procedures after being penalized by NHTSA in 2015 for safety lapses.
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In summer 2017, the N.C.A.A. penalized Louisville for the prostitute scandal — of which Pitino had denied knowledge.
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That is how blasphemy, apostasy and drunkenness, none of which is penalized in the Quran, became crimes.
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Tavares skated off slowly, hunched in pain after being helped to his feet, and Staal was penalized.
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Much of Dr. Babcock's research has focused on whether women are penalized when they ask for more.
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Rodríguez scored that spot kick, when Corey Evans was penalized on a call that few agreed with.
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He said companies risked fines if they fought a takedown request, but weren't penalized for deleting something.
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"Just because Uber and their operator then behaved badly, everybody else should not be penalized," he said.
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She was then penalized with a $17,000 fine, $10,000 of it for her remarks to the umpire.
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They opted for another pass, and on the play, a tackle, Jake Matthews, was penalized for holding.
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The hit wasn't penalized but that didn't make Canucks coach Willie Desjardins feel any better about it.
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The investigation found that although an inspection can unearth safety violations, airlines and caterers are rarely penalized.
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A spokesman for the tobacco manufacturer Altria, David B. Sutton, said the proposal unfairly penalized adult smokers.
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But then your client is going to be penalized for having open and frank discussions with you.
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As a result of trying to stop fraud and scammers on their platform, I'm now being penalized.
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Corporations that don't invest in jobs and pay raises for their front-line workers should be penalized.
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The former soldier has twice attempted suicide, for example, actions which were penalized by her solitary confinement.
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And creators and commenters who have a repeated pattern of harassment can now be penalized or banned.
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The court cannot compel witnesses to testify, though they can be penalized if they refuse a summons.
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In the old days, a candidate would be penalized for making outrageous claims or being too coarse.
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The last time the FTC penalized a major credit bureau was in 2012, a $393,000 settlement with Equifax.
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" King added in a second tweet, "When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it.
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Another instance where a skater might be penalized with a deduction is if they under-rotate a jump.
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Eventually the big guns came out when the US penalized some Russian oil and gas companies and banks.
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Evert added that Williams should have been told about the abuse rule before she was penalized for it.
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In this case, Gawker wasn't just forced to take down the video, it wasn't simply penalized or fined.
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Hendricks was penalized for boarding and subsequently suspended three games, coincidentally returning to the Oilers' lineup on Monday.
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If anything, Capra grumbled, they seemed penalized for having been away from the machinations of the studio system.
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Disputed stories will also be penalized by Facebook's newsfeed algorithm, which decides which stories to show you first.
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But a ban would prevent employers from even asking, meaning women wouldn't be penalized for declining to disclose.
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His most-remembered on-field moment is when he was trampled by a ref, then penalized for it.
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After leading 13 laps, he was penalized a lap for passing the pace car while entering the pits.
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Though turning this proposal into a law may prove difficult, Lampitt said pedestrians' risky behavior should be penalized.
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"Young men who don't register for the selective service are still penalized by the U.S. government," he said.
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After receiving the letter, Theranos had 10 days to respond and explain why its owners shouldn't be penalized.
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The proportion of patients with repeat admissions was similar: 14.4% at penalized hospitals and 14% at other hospitals.
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Whether accidental or intentional, every direct hit to the head or neck of an opponent will be penalized.
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Beginning in 2019, clinicians who choose not to participate will be penalized with a 85033 percent reimbursement cut.
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And the victim is the only one who would be penalized in some of the highest-profile scandals.
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Political ads will not be able to use all of Twitter's targeting options and offenders will be penalized.
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Individuals and companies who conduct financial transactions with the targeted parties may also be penalized under U.S. sanctions.
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This one-week lift would allow players to support causes in ways for which they've previously been penalized.
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You won't be penalized with longer delivery times or anything like that if you don't tip, Biyani confirms.
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Even Cheniere Energy, with limited exposure to oil and gas prices, was significantly penalized by this unforgiving market.
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Regulators worldwide have penalized the financial industry billions of euros in recent years for rigging various financial benchmarks.
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You might also worry that you'll be penalized for your 529 or Coverdell through reductions in financial aid.
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Trump will eventually need to make an unpopular move and hope he isn't penalized too much for it.
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"It is only current near elderly who are going get particularly penalized by this transitional effect," he added.
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Ricciardo has already used his allotment of each element, so he will be penalized for his next use.
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Parents may also check them out of the school during that time, and they will not be penalized.
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That is not to say brewers and other beverage makers may not be penalized for using aluminum cans.
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House Republicans, too, have already suggested that those who've pushed for this review into collusion should be penalized.
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Earlier, he was penalized first for ball abuse and then for unsportsmanlike conduct, which cost him a point.
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So you are free and clear to withdraw up to $210,2401 from your IRA and not be penalized.
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Employees who do not take the company's mandatory sexual harassment training will be penalized in their performance evaluations.
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He is among the league's most penalized players and has been repeatedly suspended or fined throughout his career.
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It is unclear at this time which groups will be penalized, and what that penalty will look like.
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Once conclusively identified, the culprits behind the attacks must be penalized in some way, such as with sanctions.
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It can mean the air carrier did not follow its own repair and inspection procedures and was penalized.
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Florida State was penalized 13 times for 97 yards, but Florida had just three penalties for 25 yards.
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Lawmakers from states that didn't expand don't want to be penalized for staying true to their conservative principles.
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At the end of the play, Jackson was penalized for unnecessary roughness during a sideline tackle of Byard.
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Ideally, you want to be a media critic without being penalized by your employer so that's the goal.
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The law penalized intercourse "against the order of nature" and had carried a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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De Blasio said at the news conference that officers who failed to properly operate cameras would be penalized.
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Their leaders also have suggested that Britain must be penalized economically to discourage further defections from the bloc.
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"Federal employees should not be penalized for Congress's inability to get its job done on time," Wittman said.
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Perez was also hit from behind by Toro Rosso's Kvyat, who was penalized by stewards, but battled back.
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The overweight, pregnant, diabetics, people with high blood pressure or poor exercise habits — all could potentially be penalized.
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Merck argued that it cannot be penalized for failing to issue a warning that the FDA had blocked.
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"Instead, it provides important relief to those who have been penalized for choosing not to buy unaffordable insurance."
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So I don't think Lee will be penalized too harshly for running first in one district then another.
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" Republican Senator Thom Tillis said that in the current situation "it's almost like we're being penalized for good behavior.
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After the match, she was officially penalized for a coaching warning ($4,000), racket abuse ($3,22018), and verbal abuse ($22004,22004).
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Meanwhile, his businesses have been sued and penalized by the government for discriminating against Black employees and prospective renters.
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Employees of Blizzard protested after the company penalized a game tournament winner for lending support to Hong Kong protesters.
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So we've penalized ourselves through lost jobs while China and India didn't take steps to address the issue internationally.
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The mother also would not be penalized for the benefits her US citizen child was receiving, per the rule.
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The CFPB and the Justice Department also penalized Honda, Toyota, and Fifth Third Bank over car lending discrimination. Sen.
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In Europe, however, she has penalized companies from Facebook to Google, relishing her role as the top digital cop.
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He plead no contest to a D.U.I. in 2008, and was further penalized with a whopping $4.9 million fine.
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Perez finished 12th on track but was demoted to 16th after being penalized for overtaking on the formation lap.
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" Republican Senator Thom Tillis said that in the current situation "it's almost like we're being penalized for good behavior.
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It was the first time in a decade that a Taiwan-based financial institution was penalized by U.S. authorities.
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Betty paid $10 on her initial wages, but April paid $13 — effectively being penalized for saving rather than consuming.
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Ferguson threw out of bounds from the end zone and was penalized for grounding, which resulted in a safety.
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Or that men are usually rewarded for negotiating a better salary—while women are penalized for doing the same?
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If the 'right kind' of mannerisms are derived from a company's current, homogeneous workforce, diverse candidates could be penalized.
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Blues defenseman Jay Bouwmeester was penalized with two seconds left in the second period for cross-checking Colton Sceviour.
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In Week 1, the reigning MVP drew a handful of knocks to the head, none of which were penalized.
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George Washington University Law School professor Jonathan Turley, however, argued that Gorsuch shouldn't be penalized for his past opinions.
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As for Conor's future with the UFC, we're told he won't be suspended or penalized any more than this.
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However, current laws prohibit employees from being penalized if they choose to decline to participate in such wellness programs.
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Last March, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that penalized China for trade practices such as industrial espionage.
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The number of doctors penalized by the US Drug Enforcement Administration has grown more than fivefold in recent years.
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In the UK, influencers making false claims about Flat Tummy Tea have been penalized by the Advertising Standards Authority.
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Two years after his arrest, he pleaded guilty to promoting gambling — a misdemeanor — and was penalized with a fine.
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Newton was hit in the head four times in the game; the Broncos were penalized one of those times.
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Every gram of excessive carbon dioxide pollution will be penalized with a 95 euros fine from this year onwards.
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A subsequent $5 billion fine issued this past summer penalized Google for the way it bundled its mobile services.
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She recalled his suggestion this year that abortion be banned and that women who violate that ban be penalized.
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It is unlikely, in most Western European countries, that Octavia Cartwright would have been penalized anywhere near as severely.
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Marshall later suggested that Revis had not been penalized on the play because he received favorable treatment from officials.
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It was the second time Ferrari had been penalized for an unsafe release over the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend.
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The group was swiftly penalized by the federal agency overseeing AmeriCorps, the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS).
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French player Alizé Cornet was penalized earlier in the tournament for briefly taking off her shirt on the court.
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Even assurances that as long as people maintain continual coverage, they won't be penalized, do little to assuage me.
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This is a particularly clever strategy because, as Sandberg explains in Lean In, women are penalized for self-promoting.
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If people start using again (and even drug replacement therapies like methadone are banned by some courts), they're penalized.
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In March, President Donald Trump signed an executive memorandum that penalized China for trade practices such as industrial espionage.
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France has declared the coronavirus a "force majeure," meaning suppliers won't be penalized for failing to fulfill government contracts.
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That report described a work environment where harassment went unchecked and those who spoke up were ignored or penalized.
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The Al Jazeera documentary had named six players as likely dopers, and the N.F.L. penalized not a single one.
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In college football, when a player is penalized for targeting and a replay review affirms it, he is ejected.
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" He quoted Peek praising Trump's toughness — "All of our businesses should be penalized if they move their plants overseas.
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A new Georgia law says that a pharmacist may not be penalized for disclosing such information to a customer.
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Entering this season, no player had been penalized more than Wilson since he broke into the league in 2013.
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French telecoms provider Altice was penalized to the tune of 124,5 million euros for a similar offense last year.
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Women are penalized, research shows, when they show many of the same behaviors that benefit men in the workplace.
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Military contracts stipulated, though, that his family's company, Sanna Dairy Engineers, would be penalized if the orders were underfilled.
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No state should be penalized for doing the right thing in trying to protect its residents during this crisis.
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The church has found Father Karadima guilty of abusing minors from 1980 to 1995 and penalized him in 2011.
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Toronto forward John Tavares was penalized for hooking Alex Iafallo 31 seconds into overtime, but the Kings couldn't capitalize.
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Most of the positive tests have yet to be adjudicated, and it is unclear how athletes will be penalized.
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Should they be penalized for something they didn't share with customers, or even via a tweet or Reddit chat?
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The U.S. has penalized international banks in the past for violating U.S. sanctions because of processing Cuban financial transactions.
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Women are penalized more than men for negative performance and rewarded less for positive performance, other studies have found.
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Atlanta entered Sunday as the most penalized team in the NFL yet was flagged just once prior to halftime.
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As Alonso leapt, he hit the head of the defender Hector Bellerin with his arm but was not penalized.
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So it is especially galling that Ford — not Kavanaugh — will probably be penalized for a perceived shortage of evidence.
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Those penalized paid a total of more than $3 billion for not being enrolled in a health insurance plan.
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Detroit was penalized for too many men on the ice while trying to pull Comrie for an extra skater.
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But after she made the complaint, she felt she was being penalized at work, she said in an interview.
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Teams are penalized for exceeding the luxury tax thresholds, the lowest of which will be $208 million in 2020.
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Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist with Prudential Financial, said these companies are no longer being penalized for paying dividends.
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New York overcame being penalized for 34 minutes and scored two shorthanded goals for the first time since Nov.
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" The two companies penalized Thursday were Chinese, and an indication of what an administration official called "leakage from China.
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In 2016, she penalized Apple 13 billion Euros on grounds that it benefitted from preferential tax treatment from Ireland.
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Men are not penalized for it in the workplace or the dating sphere in the way that women are.
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Some people are "unbanked" because they are concerned that they'll be penalized if they can't maintain a minimum balance.
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He wanted to create a similar guideline so that workers would not be penalized for disconnecting after work hours.
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Previously, adding skin tone and gender modifiers to an emoji unintentionally penalized users and many likely didn't even realize it.
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I've been penalized a game in the final of a major because I expressed my opinion or grunted too loudly.
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Mississippi State was penalized eight times for 217 yards — the Hawkeyes weren't flagged all day — and also committed three turnovers.
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If a suit's existence is disclosed, "the one who is really penalized ... is the government" not the defendant, Ginsburg added.
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Mario Draghi said savers would not be penalized and could use the 200 euro note instead to hold their cash.
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The millionaire traders won't miss a few pennies, and the low-income earners won't be penalized with another regressive tax.
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Fair Use allows independent creators to upload parodies of songs or completely new remixes without being penalized for copyright infringement.
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Like every "balanced" video game thing ever, it doesn't excel in any one realm, and isn't penalized in any either.
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Team Penske was not penalized for tackling Busch, even though he sustained a gash to his forehead in the scrum.
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The Maple Leafs were two men short when Nikita Soshnikov was penalized for delay of the game at 7:11.
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He said LVMH was grappling with a strong euro, that penalized the group when it converted revenues to the currency.
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Many artists came to feel they were being penalized for doing the very thing that popularized SoundCloud to begin with.
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That means that all of the metro areas in California were penalized across the board for their state tax rates.
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Unlike President George H.W. Bush, who wasn't penalized by voters for tapping Thomas, President Donald Trump has paid a price.
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Parents found to have "out-of-plan" children were penalized, and government orphanages began to swell with "over-quota" children.
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Some appeared to contradict each other, first claiming he was penalized for posting harmful content, then saying it was spam.
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Self said that he had already penalized Jackson for the incident when it occurred and would take no further action.
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Short-term under performance will not be penalized since the investors do not expect to get a return for years.
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While the Penn State program was penalized by the N.C.A.A., including a ban on postseason play, it was not suspended.
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But nothing changed the fact that Rock Band VR was a virtual reality experience that effectively penalized exploring its world.
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The sanctions directly penalized President Vladimir Putin's inner circle by prohibiting them from traveling to the United States ever again.
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The Postal Service's remaining customers should be encouraged to stay with them—not penalized with higher rates and driven away.
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That was part of a physical, chippy game in which Cleveland (292-21) was penalized eight times for 2000 yards.
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"We are going to need a system where you are rewarded for cooperation, and penalized for not cooperating," Summers said.
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Britain's FTSE fell 8.83 percent, while export-orientated German blue-chips, lately penalized by a strong euro, fell 0.7 percent.
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Landlocked countries are not docked for lacking a navy, but countries with navies are penalized if their fleets lack diversity.
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He's received the backing of players around the N.F.L., which has not penalized him for his protest against racial inequality.
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At the time, it joined a long line of foreign banks similarly penalized - France's BNP Paribas alone paid $8.9 billion.
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This also was put under the microscope when Rickie Fowler at the WGC-Mexico Championship became the first player penalized.
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The race referees, in a somewhat controversial move, adjusted the results to prevent Froome from being penalized on his time.
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Mulvaney has questioned whether banks and lenders should be penalized for practices that unintentionally harm minority groups or vulnerable populations.
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Both of the GOP candidates won through appeals to racism, or at least weren't penalized by voters for making them.
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That would be in stark contrast to the Obama policy, which emphasized "competition, competition, competition" and penalized consolidation and convergence.
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While some may find it unfair to be penalized for something you did as a teenager, it's not unheard of.
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The incidents occurred late in the third period after Shaw was penalized for interference with Chicago down by 4-3.
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With Keenan Lewis oft-injured and Delvin Breaux oft-penalized, the Saints need someone who can play corner long-term.
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That players are capable of being penalized for using slavery in Endeavor also captures the historical decline of the practice.
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" Businesses that don't comply with the new regulations will be penalized, with Buttarelli saying that authorities would introduce "severe enforcements.
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And in his mind, according to long-serving advisers, he has learned that he is not penalized politically for them.
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The film's distributor, Vertical Entertainment, justified the release by saying the rest of the cast should not be penalized. video
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Once-overlooked infractions, like sipping hot water on the restaurant floor to soothe tired vocal cords, were penalized, waiters said.
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After defensive lineman Tyrone Crawford was penalized for a sack on Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, the normally reserved Aikman unloaded.
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ZADAR, Croatia — The chair umpire who penalized Serena Williams in the United States Open final was back at work Friday.
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When they complained to human resources, they said, they saw little or no evidence that bad behavior was being penalized.
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And it's just unconscionable to know that the federal work force is being penalized because of politics between the parties.
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The A.C.A. penalized hospitals — withholding up to three percent of Medicare payments — when readmissions within 303 days exceeded national averages.
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"Once you've paid your dues for mistakes you've made, you should be able to find your way without being penalized."
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In the first quarter, the Chiefs were flagged eight times for 82 yards while the Rams weren't penalized at all.
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People who work hard don't want to feel they'll be penalized if they don't "hang out" with a certain group.
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Still, thinking about breaching legal and professional codes only in terms of the risk of being penalized is dodgy ethics.
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New sanctions approved by Congress this month penalized Iran for its ballistic missile program and other activities in the region.
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To prevent them from doing so, the DNC and RNC have penalized those that try to mess with primary timing.
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Some students, accordingly, will be penalized for having had bad teachers earlier, but that's not a problem you can solve.
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Why should the federal government be penalized financially while blue state legislatures tax their citizens heavily at the state level?
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It's unclear if students in California who sign endorsement deals or hire agents will be penalized under the association's rules.
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While Wilson was not penalized during the game, the department of player safety had called for a hearing on Wednesday.
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However, she was told her answer was wrong and was penalized with a $200 deduction from her overall cash score.
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"This bill would fix a flaw and ensure that families are not penalized for investing in their care," Blumenauer says.
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The Commission asserts that our states' clean energy policies distort the capacity market and that their participation should be penalized.
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Preventing truck drivers from being penalized for meal and bathroom breaks is a move she says fosters safe driving conditions.
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Vegas had its second power play of the second period when Jori Lehtera was penalized for tripping at 13:33.
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Geico and Farmers sometimes raised quoted rates by 10 percent or more, while Allstate "occasionally" penalized drivers, the report found.
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It could encourage some to defy the system in the expectation that they may avoid being penalized for their actions.
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Macron, speaking through an interpreter, said EU countries that refused to take part in the scheme should be "seriously penalized".
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The Canucks received a power play 4:43 into the third period as Vanek was penalized for tripping Troy Stecher.
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When he rose, Boyle jawed at Klingberg, who six minutes prior was penalized for cross-checking Boyle into the boards.
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In reality, these voters see themselves as being penalized for maintaining the basic values of hard work, religion and family.
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For those employees who don't feel comfortable coming in to work, they will not be penalized under our absence policy.
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Additionally, it could have helped ensure that red-state lawmakers weren't penalized by their decision to skip out on votes.
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The Red Wings were awarded a power play with 5:30 remaining when Stefan Noesen was penalized for roughing Bertuzzi.
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The Bruins got on the board first after Draisaitl was penalized for an elbow to the head of Torey Krug.
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The test also penalized some optimizations that were good for real-world performance, encouraging developers to build a worse JavaScript engine.
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Calling the sanctions "unilateral and unjust", Hamdan said they penalized the Syrian people just as much as its government and army.
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She's not asking to avoid being penalized in those situations, she said, but simply wants to be treated like everyone else.
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If China were to retaliate with higher tariffs, US companies that do big business in China would end up getting penalized.
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"When a woman is emotional, she's 'hysterical' and she's penalized for it," tennis great Billy Jean King tweeted after the match.
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In states where abortion is outlawed entirely or almost entirely, it seems unlikely that patients seeking illegal abortions would be penalized.
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A tennis official penalized Venus Williams when some of her beads slipped out during competition, saying they had caused a disruption.
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This ranking algorithm update will now force developers with buggy apps to address their issues, or be penalized as a result.
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For marginalized voices being penalized by the algorithm, even as hate groups are gaining ground, the issue can feel very fraught.
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But the city-state was penalized by a warm, humid climate - something outside Singapore's control - and due to censorship, he added.
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Still, posting about weed is far more penalized in the workplace than, say, a post about happy hour with your coworkers.
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Let's hope she wasn't penalized for being outspoken and that we'll see much more of her in the years to come.
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Dixon and his team were upset with race control's decision, saying IndyCar officials specifically said such an act would be penalized.
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That's not going to be happening anymore, plus they're going to be penalized in many different ways if they do it.
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Balls off the toe of the iron won't be penalized with lost distance as much as with other irons, for example.
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Many have said the Black Lives Matter movement has been penalized for far less than what's happening at the wildlife refuge.
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Other opposition leaders unaffiliated with Ingabire's party also allege they have been penalized and threatened for challenging the ruling party's narrative.
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He says that although fishermen are responsible for many of these deaths, it's accidental and fishermen shouldn't be penalized for it.
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Essentially, non-white women are penalized for their skin color, while white women receive a premium for theirs in certain genres.
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On May 10, the Chinese Athletic Association (CAA) penalized marathon official Huang Jianyi, banning him from overseeing marathons for a year.
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Antonio Brown, Tomlin's star wide receiver, was penalized for the second time last weekend for pelvic thrusting after scoring a touchdown.
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Black students received 230 additional points; Hispanic students were given an additional 185 points and Asian students were penalized 50 points.
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Ten banks other than UniCredit have been penalized by U.S. and Manhattan authorities over the past decade for sanctions-related violations.
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This covered the first two fiscal years when hospitals were aware of their potential to be penalized for low quality scores.
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Overall, 724 hospitals were penalized a total of $373 million in fiscal 2015; the study sample included 708 of these hospitals.
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Arizona had a goal disallowed 43 seconds into the game as Brad Richardson, a former Canuck, was penalized for goaltender interference.
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The European Commission penalized Google, the world's most popular internet search engine, last year for favoring its own comparison shopping service.
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A Russian man was penalized by an airline after he scammed his overweight cat into the passenger cabin of a flight.
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The North Korean officials sanctioned on Monday were penalized under a 2016 U.S. law targeting Kim's government and its political leaders.
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Trump administration officials have suggested European companies that do business with Iran could also be penalized under the new American sanctions.
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The key factor to balance is the risk of being penalized for simulation against the reward of a favorable play call.
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He was penalized five seconds and could well have finished second without it, having crossed the line 1.3 seconds behind Bottas.
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The match was clouded with controversy after umpire Carlos Ramos penalized Williams a point, and then a game, for three violations.
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Those who remain on the field will be required to stand during the anthem and will be penalized if they protest.
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Banks, which have been penalized recently weaker than expected macro economic data in Europe, were among the leading losers on Thursday.
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With 3 seconds left, Sherman was penalized for being offside as he tore off the edge and rolled hard into Carpenter.
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Sendejo was penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness when the play occurred during the third quarter of the 29-29 tie.
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You get penalized, too, so our team has got to grow up from these type of experiences because they're not fun.
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Read more: RB Salzburg's coach was penalized for celebrating with his team, then got beaten by Liverpool FC 9 minutes later
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Will my kids be charged or penalized in some way for things like bad grades, breaking house rules, or being irresponsible?
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Bolaños was penalized for a serious foul in the 62nd minute of the Whitecaps' 3-2 loss to Montreal on Sunday.
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And if Google is using its search engine to steer public opinion in its favor, it should be penalized for it.
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Just as women are penalized for wanting to start a family, so too, they say, are older workers of all genders.
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Michael Crabtree, the Raiders receiver, has been penalized twice this year by referees for what they perceive as a throat-slash.
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Other fines included $276,276 against Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Malik Jackson, who was penalized twice for unsportsmanlike conduct during one drive.
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Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Calais Campbell was penalized by referees for leading with his head on a tackle of Deshaun Watson.
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Sagan, who has won three stages at this year's Tour and holds the best sprinter's jersey, apologized but was not penalized.
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To date, the league has not penalized any players for kneeling, sitting or remaining in the locker room during the anthem.
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After the game, Speaks attributed his lapse to concerns over being penalized, saying he believed Brady had passed the ball already.
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For the third time in five years, the NFL has penalized the Seattle Seahawks for violating league rules during the offseason.
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Were he actually being penalized for this, its doubtful that he would have become the most memorable figure in fight history.
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Regulators recently penalized Wells Fargo for years of misconduct, but on Wednesday, the bank gave its C.E.O. a hearty pay rise.
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This means that a group that lowballed their estimates is rewarded — while a nonprofit that set an ambitious goal gets penalized.
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Other developments: The Treasury Department penalized a Moscow-based bank that it accused of helping Mr. Maduro's government evade American sanctions.
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Without that protection, banks and their employees run the risk of being sued by clients, or fined or penalized by regulators.
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In the meantime, employers ought to develop policies allowing parents to stay at home with their children and not be penalized.
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In the National Hockey League, players can get penalized for butt-ending, spearing, kneeing, high-sticking and other acts of roughhousing.
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There were other contributing factors to the 1987 recession, but it was the tax bill that really penalized passive capital investors.
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Schefter said that if a challenge is wrong, the team could be penalized or time could be run off the clock.
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Another woman, who was eventually fired, said that she believed she was penalized after rejecting a sexual advance from her supervisor.
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One member of the NCAA committee that penalized Baylor said they considered disbanding its men's basketball season altogether for a season.
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Hungary and Poland, whose governing party has openly emulated Mr. Orban's tactics, have vowed to protect each other from being penalized.
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In 20173, lawmakers voted to add sexual orientation to an existing law that penalized discrimination based on race, ethnicity and religion.
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At the same time, the Cuban government penalized dissent, often censoring, jailing, and even executing so-called traitors to the Revolution.
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If our hypothetical couple apply for Social Security at age 65, they are in essence penalized for not waiting two years.
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And without any insight as to why they were being penalized, many YouTubers were forced to try to appeal YouTube's decision.
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At the current moment, one of the most common ways for a company to be penalized for wrongdoing is through fines.
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Less than 25 seconds after Krejci got the Bruins within 13-21, the Wild were penalized for a Luke Kunin trip.
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More than 1 million New York City students won't be penalized for skipping school to attend a climate strike on Friday.
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The U.S. penalized several Russian oligarchs, officials, businesses and agencies and froze assets from those entities that were under U.S. jurisdiction.
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Peterson was penalized in one of the final races for rounding a mark the wrong way, and he eventually finished second.
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Lower-income families shouldn't be penalized Americans urgently need cash to meet immediate needs, that's been my goal from the start.
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In the second round, McCarthy was penalized after his caddie briefly stood behind him to discuss a shot at No. 15.
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Banks that hoarded money in their central bank accounts were penalized, a move meant to pressure the banks to lend instead.
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The country would be substantially better off if the electorate penalized parties for nominating inexperienced, uniformed, impulsive, corrupt candidates for president.
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All four former executives were penalized for "abusing their positions and power to appropriate assets" at the company, the agency said.
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Rose, who is the all-time hits leader, was an all-star during his 24 seasons as a player and five seasons as a manager, but was penalized in 1989 with penalized with permanent ineligibility from baseball over accusations that he bet on games that he participated in while he was a player and manager for the Cincinnati Reds.
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And as fanbases grow, many UK artists feel they are unfairly penalized when they drop lyrics touching on "road"—essentially street—themes.
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Since the passage of Europe's sweeping General Data Protection Regulation, future such breaches of user day can be penalized much more harshly.
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This means that a group that lowballed their estimates is rewarded, while a non-profit that set an ambitious goal gets penalized.
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Near the end of Stage 2, Bowyer was penalized when a crew member went over the wall early during a pit stop.
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Photo: APAccording to troubling new allegations, workers in Amazon's UK warehouses pee in bottles to avoid being penalized for taking bathroom breaks.
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But players should not be penalized for laughter; it's a release of tension that can actually help both sides find their calm.
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Petrobras natural gas supply contracts penalized Comgas' gas distribution business because of an unfair pricing policy on gas from Bolivia, Cade said.
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He added that, due to the crash, late payments will "not be penalized because of a technical problem the IRS is having."
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Men are also penalized for time out of the workforce, but women's losses are almost always greater than men's, the study found.
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But his high hit — that was not penalized — knocked Panthers defenseman Mark Pysyk out of the game, negating an odd-man rush.
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If they do negotiate (something they now try at comparable rates to men), they are often penalized for asking for more money.
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Just last month, the Federal Trade Commission penalized TikTok's parent company with a record-setting $5.7 million for violating current COPPA regulations.
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Telmex was penalized for allegedly failing to meet quality standards for the telecoms infrastructure it offered other companies in 2013 and 2014.
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If a games company was found to be unlawfully including these features in games targeted to minors it would be financially penalized.
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" It added, "Judges who make mistakes and/or are over marking skaters receive a warning and can be penalized by the ISU.
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The research in this area is fairly stark – women are penalized much more than men for being seen as aggressive or combative.
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Also, once you get your distribution, you have 2401 days to get it deposited into another qualified retirement account before being penalized.
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IndyCar rules allow for such a change without losing the starting position, although the manufacturer is penalized with a loss of points.
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The Canadiens opened overtime on a power play after Zaitsev was penalized for delaying the game at 19:28 of the third.
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RENAULT H1 NET INCOME AMOUNTED TO 1,048 MILLION (VERSUS 2,040 MILLION), HEAVILY PENALIZED BY THE DECLINE OF NISSANS CONTRIBUTION, DOWN -826 MILLION
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For one thing, Spotify claims that because it doesn't use Apple's payment system it is routinely penalized with technical and experiential limitations.
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The industry has awaited the overhaul proposal since 2013 and CFPB had penalized a number of large debt collectors in recent years.
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Poland's Environment Ministry said there was no risk Warsaw would be penalized as a direct consequence of the court's ruling on Thursday.
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The algorithm change penalized those tactics, which meant we no longer showed up on the first page for business-related search terms.
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Clayton Geathers was not penalized for shoving Smith's head into the turf when the quarterback is supposed to be protected from contact.
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He began fulminating about federal laws that prohibit American businesses from bribing officials overseas; the businesses, he said, were being unfairly penalized.
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Need to make them pay a price for being the most-penalized team in the power play, which we didn't last night.
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Several federal regulators have penalized Wells Fargo, including the Federal Reserve, which placed an unprecedented growth restriction on the bank in 2018.
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The increase is being driven in large part because people will no longer be penalized for not having insurance, as of 2019.
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Drivers caught on their phones can be fined 200 yuan, about $31 dollars, and be penalized with points on their drivers license.
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Employees will not be penalized for sharing their views as long as they do so in a respectful way, the spokesperson added.
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It does not matter and you should not be penalized for your marriage choice or if you decide to share a dwelling.
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Others don't submit data at all and are not penalized, which makes it very difficult for potential homebuyers to stay fully informed.
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Other independent refiners like him say they are penalized by the system because their operations are equipped to process only petroleum products.
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But the prominent men's players Marin Cilic and Viktor Troicki were penalized in 2013, with both having their suspensions reduced on appeal.
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Should he be penalized or rewarded for playing with a group that is designed to make him look good and collect stats?
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One week later, Marchand did THE EXACT SAME THING to Anton Stralman of the Tampa Bay Lightning and again was not penalized.
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She recalled getting emails during her time from people trying to save for retirement but were being penalized by low interest rates.
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Though you may feel like you're being penalized for trying to even save money in the first place, take a deep breath.
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The commissioner has at times penalized players with fines and suspensions even in cases where the player was not arrested or convicted.
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Betsy DeVos, the secretary of education, has worked to relax those rules, which she said "unfairly and arbitrarily" penalized career training programs.
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The hospital is penalized when patients are hospitalized with congestive heart failure, because it counts as a sign of poor preventive care.
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Creators who fail to comply with this new requirement may be penalized directly, the FTC revealed at a press conference this morning.
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The Fed's regulators have routinely penalized banks for misconduct, but they have not previously imposed strict limits on a major bank's growth.
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Any states that defy that timetable — including Louisiana — could be penalized by the national party with a reduction in their delegate count.
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Justice Alito joined in, observing that Colorado had not penalized bakers who refused to bake cakes displaying messages opposing same-sex marriage.
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A second offense would include both a fine and prison time, and violators would be penalized by "public censure" in a newspaper.
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But once they are covered by nonstandard policies, they may be penalized if they try to move to mainstream coverage, he said.
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They receive discounts for using the green and blue bins, and are penalized if recyclables or compostables end up in the trash.
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When Flyers defenseman Brandon Manning was penalized for putting the puck over the glass in the second period, Washington took advantage quickly.
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The company said last week that it had halted "major operating activities" after being penalized by the United States Department of Commerce.
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The plumbing scam seems to rest on the idea that if the Airbnb is uninhabitable, hosts can't be penalized for cancelling reservations.
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When the league penalized players for wearing unlicensed shirts with messages of support for victims of shootings, the union did not waver.
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Depending upon their score, a provider is either given a bonus or is penalized financially at the end of each monitoring cycle.
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Under a proposed modification, players would be penalized only when it was virtually certain that they had caused the ball to move.
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The Dolphins, the least-penalized NFL team coming into the game, were hit with eight penalties for a season-high 228 yards.
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Drivers caught on their phones can be fined 200 yuan, about $31, and be penalized with points on their drivers' licenses. video
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So with the executive order that Trump signed, no one's going to be penalized for not having health insurance at least, right?
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Key penalties are also revealed: Darby catching a flag for humping Wrinkles, and something about Magic the chihuahua being penalized for excessive celebration.
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And now I live with two pre-existing conditions hanging over my head that the ACA ensures that I'm not penalized for having.
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To talk about and be able to talk about it and not suffer or fear you're going to be penalized if you do.
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Vietnam said its steel companies would likely stop buying the metal from China to avoid having their shipments to the United States penalized.
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In recent years, Russia has stepped up a crackdown on material posted online, with young Russians being penalized for posting seemingly innocuous memes.
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The move resulted in all four players being penalized with a yellow card from the referee, though the crowd didn't seem to mind.
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But in doing so, it allows for a broad gray area where popular videos can present conspiracy theories as possibilities without being penalized.
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Now, Glamour reports, one woman is fighting her ex-employer, over allegations that the company penalized her for complications related to her period.
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Dell was forced to make several saves on a Canadiens power play with Burns penalized for holding at 13:26 of the second.
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The Cowboys, however, were penalized for intentional grounding and Central Michigan was given one untimed down with the ball at its own 27.
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If creators are penalized for saying anything outside what's palatable to a narrow class of monied corporations, YouTube becomes a very boring platform.
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But her research and that of others has found that women are penalized for negotiating, while men are rewarded for the same behavior.
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It was not just the bank fee that penalized him but the exchange rate the bank used to convert his pounds into euros.
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During the match point, Williams received a foot fault, in which a player is penalized for placing their foot outside of a line.
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Many lovers of the Olympic ideal wanted Russia to be taught a lesson, to be penalized in a manner that would truly sting.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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There are certainly myriad reasons many women struggle to accept or claim due praise — including that they are still penalized for asserting themselves.
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With profits under pressure, this window gives management the opportunity to continue pruning the company's footprint without being penalized for exiting space early.
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Despite topping the leaderboard through devious means on Friday, Best_Korea has still not been knocked out of first place or penalized by Capcom.
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Companies who do not comply will be penalized 1% of their daily profits for every 1% gap in pay between men and women.
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Nike announced it is changing company policies to ensure that female athletes who become pregnant are better protected and aren't penalized, reports Bloomberg.
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She shouldn't be penalized because she's not the type of queen that is going to sob on the runway over her hardscrabble past.
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As of late, authorities have rolled out tighter rules over stock-index futures trading and penalized three firms that run stock trading platforms.
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Contestants are urged to make cover songs "their own," while at the same time frequently penalized for straying too far from an original.
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If they don't believe it, why should the rest of be penalized in our standard of living for something that can't be validated?
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"This was a really difficult game for us," said Seattle head coach Pete Carroll, whose team was penalized 16 times for 138 yards.
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They also demand that the NFL put in place a policy that would protect players from being penalized for engaging in political protest.
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In the US, people who operate sites that host revenge porn, such as the infamous Hunter Moore, have been penalized for their actions.
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Aleh and Powrie were penalized in Wednesday's race one for failing to take a penalty turn after interfering with Austria's right-of-way.
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"Man...," said Busch, who had to settle for finishing third last week in his hometown of Las Vegas after being penalized for speeding.
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"One of the concerns initially is that those states that have run the inefficiency already out of it might be penalized," Flake said.
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He was penalized with permanent ineligibility in 1989 due to accusations that he was betting on the game, making him banned from induction.
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Leaving games while they're in progress is heavily penalized, so if you're having a bad time, you've just got to stick it out.
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Will Power, another leader, was penalized by being sent to the rear of the field after he collided on pit road with Kanaan.
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Google's dominance in search advertising has not come without its scrutiny, especially in Europe, where regulators penalized the company with a record fine.
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If these bad actors are rewarded instead of penalized, we are handing the keys to the global economy back to those unscrupulous actors.
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Studies have found that when women ask for raises or try to negotiate their salary, they are viewed unfavorably and can be penalized.
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The substance was not banned from official competition, however, and Kuznetsova, who said she had ingested it through cold medicine, was never penalized.
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Hospitals have been keeping patients like Ms. Cannon in limbo — in "observation status" — for fear of being penalized by Medicare for inappropriate admissions.
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Earlier on Wednesday, a Chinese bond supervisory body said the unlisted steelmaker will be penalized for failing to release financial data on time.
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Players can no longer be penalized for an infraction that cannot reasonably be seen with the naked eye, even if video shows otherwise.
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He blames the welfare system that has penalized black families for staying together and led to young black men being raised without fathers.
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Facebook's moderation problems spilled over into the realms of satire when the site penalized a parody clickbait outlet for writing too much clickbait.
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In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs say they were penalized for behavior men were not and that they encountered sexual harassment within the agency.
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After the touchdown, Eagles Coach Doug Pederson took a point off the board when the Vikings were penalized for roughing kicker Caleb Sturgis.
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This means that nearly one third of Americans are penalized—by no fault of their own—because of gaps in our credit system.
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While Republicans may be penalized for their attacks on health care, they may not benefit from their biggest legislative achievement of Trump's presidency.
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You're a decent soul, and you're worried that this boy may be penalized too severely for an infraction he may not fully understand.
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As soon as people hear there is the potential for being penalized by the government, they want to stay away from that service.
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Broner was warned repeatedly and eventually penalized, whereas Brook skillfully tangled his arms with Porter's whenever he felt the need for a breather.
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This January, the agency penalized Uber for misleading claims about drivers' potential earnings as well as the ride-hailing company's vehicle-financing program.
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Another result is therefore a misallocation of resources away from the most penalized activities to the most favored ones, thereby depressing productivity; i.e.
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Patrick Leahy of Vermont and his wife, and even a referee who originally penalized the players for wearing the jersey during the game.
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"Despite some notable profit warnings, stocks that are missing estimates are not being penalized as severely as in the past quarters," Matejka said.
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The Asian-Americans rejected by Harvard are outstanding candidates being penalized by hoary stereotypes about having ferocious work ethics but not much else.
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Europe has insisted it will continue to do business with Iran; Trump administration officials insist that anyone who does so will be penalized.
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While both parties are penalized for their internal divisions, there is some evidence that cultural and economic strains present particular challenges for Democrats.
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On Tuesday, a female player, Alizé Cornet, was penalized for briefly taking off her shirt on the court during her first-round match.
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After that, Williams called him a "thief," and he ultimately penalized her by an entire game for what he said was verbal abuse.
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But during the training period for any such system, students who don't perform engagement the same way as others could potentially be penalized.
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A battler on the ice, perhaps to compensate for his size — 5-foot-8 and about 165 pounds — he was heavily penalized, too.
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China could broaden its tariffs to cover the one-third of its imports from the United States that it has not yet penalized.
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Also, delivery workers argued that the bike laws were discriminatory because they were penalized for using the best option to do their job.
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True to form, although the judges could have declared her jump legitimate, they maintained their no-backflip stance, and Bonaly was heavily penalized.
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Mr. Shadary is on a list of those penalized by the European Union over the brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters last year.
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Players who lower their heads and initiate helmet contact can now be penalized, and maybe there's a way to expand that penalty category.
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In his defense, Mr. Donovan explained that the legislation would have penalized cities like New York by taking money from its police force.
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During the final round that year, the course got too firm (especially the par-3, No. 7) and well executed shots were penalized.
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But industry executives and lawyers have complained for years that they feel they are being severely penalized even when they assist the government.
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Jones also lobbied loudly for running back Ezekiel Elliott not to be penalized, and reportedly tried to influence league officials deciding his case.
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If the DNC penalized candidates for campaigning in the state, and they avoided it, that would likely shift media attention and resources elsewhere.
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Calgary failed to take advantage of a power play when Zach Hyman was penalized for interference at 12:02 of the third period.
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"Excuse me, Monsieur Simon, but Maria Sharapova is neither penalized nor sanctioned by the F.F.T," Mahut wrote in French in a Twitter post.
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Four of them allow faithless electors to be penalized and another 11 give officials the power to cancel their vote or remove them.
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Williams was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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They lost Calvin Bundage, Edison-McGruder's replacement, on the first play of the second half when he was penalized and ejected for targeting.
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"Building good credit is hard enough, so you want to make sure you're not getting penalized for mistakes you didn't make," said Schulz.
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Mr. Schenker said any Iraqi officials that deal with the militia leaders who were penalized on Friday would face their own economic sanctions.
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The industry has been awaiting the overhaul proposal since 2013 and CFPB had penalized a number of large debt collectors in recent years.
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Schools that are able to keep cost increases below inflation could be rewarded, while schools that don't meet their goals would be penalized.
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We must do more to protect working mothers from being penalized for starting a family or for caring for the ones they love.
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Harry Kane pulled one back from the penalty spot in the 61st after Kingsley Coman was penalized for a foul on Danny Rose.
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Detroit's Valtteri Filppula was penalized for tripping with 2:12 left in overtime, but Bernier made several tough saves to force the shootout.
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Cagliari was not penalized for the Lukaku incident, and officials at Verona initially refused to acknowledge that anything had happened to anger Balotelli.
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I'm not sure he was penalized so much as he fell victim to a murky calculus we as distance runners fail to comprehend.
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Jackson penalized Stone in her sentencing decision for posting the crosshairs image, saying his behavior wasted the court's time and created security concerns.
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"Offensive demonstrations, celebrations that are prolonged and delay the game, and those directed at an opponent will still be penalized," the statement said.
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Emirates Team New Zealand beat Artemis Racing after Artemis was penalized turning onto the last leg in the qualifiers on Bermuda's Great Sound.
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Some of those savers penalized by the Federal Reserve's easy money policies have made their displeasure known directly to the central bank's leaders.
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Earlier this month, the FTC announced that Google would be penalized $170 million over allegations that YouTube violated a children's digital privacy law.
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Ekblad was penalized for interference, and San Jose cashed in just 16 seconds later as Labanc zipped a high shot through heavy traffic.
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Regulators have penalized companies again and again, levying billions of dollars in fines on lenders and servicers accused of illegal and abusive tactics.
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Bottas is set to start Sunday's race from the back of the grid, however, with the Finn penalized for exceeding his engine allocation.
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The number of filers penalized for underpaying estimated taxes jumped from 7.2 million in 2010 to 10 million in 2015, the paper found.
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Even Robey-Coleman admitted that, having been beaten on the play, he targeted Lewis instead of the ball and deserved to be penalized.
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The paramilitary group is known to carry out assassinations and cyberattacks around the world and has been penalized by the United States government.
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The team was penalized 8 points by the federation, dropping it to the rock bottom of the standings, and forfeited three straight matches.
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The supporters point out that district attorneys, who are immune from civil suits for their official actions, are seldom penalized for acting unethically.
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The problem is it takes back too much of it, because people can behave like dogs and they don't get penalized for it.
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Adultery was illegal under Turkish law until 1996, when the country's constitutional court overturned the law, saying it penalized women more than men.
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Facebook is set to be penalized by EU antitrust regulators for allegedly providing misleading data related to its WhatsApp acquisition three years ago.
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However, after the whistle, Gurley was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct — he threw the ball at a 49ers defender — pushing the Rams back 15 yards.
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Williams, 36, was penalized for illegal coaching, breaking her racket and verbal abuse, and later suggested that the umpire's actions were motivated by sexism.
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The 2010 health law restructured how they get paid so that they're rewarded for patients' long-term health, and penalized when patients get readmitted.
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Under the other order, businesses or individuals found to be in noncompliance would be given "an opportunity to be heard" before they are penalized.
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Martha Roby (R-AL), who withdrew her support for him at the time, have seen themselves penalized at the polls for speaking out. Rep.
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When women have children, they're penalized: They're considered less competent, they're less likely to be hired for a new job and they're paid less.
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The day certainly didn't start out well — the team failed pre-race inspection three times and was penalized before the race had even begun.
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Although flight punctuality at Hangzhou Xiaoshan saw some improvement in July, the airport was penalized for its poor flight-on-time rate in June.
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The issue of keepers being penalized by the VAR for coming off the line has been in the spotlight at the women's World Cup.
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He utterly transformed his playing style in his prime, going from one of the League's most penalized players to one of its most gentlemanly.
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Last year an EU ruling that penalized Google for practices involving the Android Play Store declared that Google had a monopoly in that market.
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And while consumers may reap rewards, the score also functions as a signal mechanism for authorities about whom or what deserves to be penalized.
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"While the intent is to punish Huawei, ultimately U.S. companies are also being penalized," Douglas Jacobson, an American trade expert, told Reuters last week.
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But the idea is to maintain the integrity of the system as a whole, so that innocent people do not end up unfairly penalized.
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But those representing states whose governors didn't take the extra federal money don't want to be penalized for sticking to their conservative principles. Sens.
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The Hurricanes are the least-penalized team in the league (46 minutes) and have not been short-handed in their last two games. 3.
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Hospitals and doctors with inadequate EHRs will be penalized with reductions in Medicare reimbursements each year for failing to fully integrate and use EHRs.
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S. companies engaged in certain sensitive activities relating to Russia, even if the penalized company has no ties or contact with the United States.
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If registration is not carried out by November 30, then drone users could be penalized with a fine of as much as £1,000 ($1,289).
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After the match, Williams accused Ramos of sexism, arguing male players have been more aggressive verbally with umpires but not penalized as she was.
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Attendees at the event said that they felt like they would be penalized and not reimbursed if they chose to not attend Royer's talk.
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Rodriguez explained that in Bolivia, where she had been an accountant, she learned the habit of voting because nonvoters could be penalized with fines.
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That law penalized immigrants — documented and undocumented — by conditioning their immigration status (or the opportunity for future status) on the avoidance of welfare benefits.
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Abortion would be the solution but [it] is fully penalized... Asking only women not to become pregnant is irresponsible when all these factors exist.
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The Toomey amendment would have penalized so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to enforce federal immigration policy, by withholding federal funding from those municipalities.
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Mostly because he's a great guy, and he gave us a shout-out, and got penalized for doing the pelvic thrust after a sack.
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The others amount merely to bureaucratic housekeeping, targeting those indicted by the special counsel or redesignating targets that were penalized under the Obama administration.
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Those who struggle with their insurance costs and are forced to drop coverage because they can't afford it will be penalized for doing so.
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The agency, which acts as the U.S. government's top privacy and security watchdog, penalized Uber for its privacy and security practices just this August.
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He was called for roughing Oakland quarterback Derek Carr, and when he protested the call was penalized for using abusive language toward an official.
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Video game company Blizzard has apologized to fans a month after it penalized a professional gamer for voicing solidarity with the Hong Kong protesters.
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Mr. Stumpf was fined $17.5 million last month — a rare top executive to be penalized personally — and two other former executives faced lesser penalties.
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Ellen Griffith Haskell, N.J. To the Sports Editor: I think this article addressed the wrong question, of whether women are penalized more than men.
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For those people who believe they've been penalized for things they've said onstage, are they entitled to a sphere of protection in their performances?
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Those borrowers should still see their debt wiped away after 10 years, without being penalized for not making payments over the next six months.
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For that matter, the relentlessly aggressive Porter faced a similar strategy in 2015 against Broner, who was penalized and lost a clear unanimous decision.
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His wait to be elected to the Hall stirred up concerns that he was being unfairly penalized for personality squabbles and extravagant touchdown celebrations.
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But in the moment, she was more concerned about not being penalized for holding the ball too long and delaying the restart of play.
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But because of the public attention on the issue, some women in high-profile cases have been able to speak out without being penalized.
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It also decriminalized apostasy and penalized blasphemy, or "interference with religious privileges," with only "imprisonment of from one week to three months" (Article 132).
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The physician in China who was penalized for alerting colleagues to the outbreak there, Dr. Li Wenliang, died from the disease at age 34.
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Women also get penalized for motherhood, suffering around a 267% decline in wages for each child they have, according to think tank Third Way.
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Those penalized included two match officials from Turkey and two from Uzbekistan, all given lifetime bans for manipulating and selling scoring data to gamblers.
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These expansions were explicitly established to ensure that people are not penalized with loss of coverage when their income increases when they start working.
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Philadelphia defender Auston Trusty was penalized for shoving 16-year-old Gianluca Busio to the ground in the middle of the 18-yard box.
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Osaka's victory was overshadowed by clashes between Williams and the chair umpire, who penalized Williams a point and then a game, infuriating the crowd.
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The town penalized the tribe with a series of violations, though those have been adjourned as officials review the tribe's newly submitted site plans.
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Hopkins, where the court ruled that a woman who claimed she was penalized at work for being too aggressive could sue under Title VII.
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Beijing's central government has floated proposals to require automakers to substantially boost sales of so-called "new energy vehicles" (NEVs), or risk being penalized.
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Apple, Amazon and Facebook have also been penalized by European regulators in recent years, leading to allegations that US companies have been unfairly targeted.
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The secretaries of state questioned whether states would be penalized if a vendor or contractor failed to notify state election agencies of cybersecurity incidents.
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Trump wants negative rates Savers have been penalized even further in Europe and Japan, where central bankers have dropped interest rates into negative territory.
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He failed to do that and was eventually penalized by the SEC, stripped of his Tesla chairmanship and compelled to pay millions in fines.
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The Avalanche had the first power play of the game when Dmytro Timashov was penalized for hooking at 183:15 of the second period.
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In addition, prior to its direct listing, Spotify had entered into a debt instrument that penalized the company so long as it remained private.
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Should an entire district be penalized for the chronic low performance of one majority-black school in one of the city's most impoverished neighborhoods?
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Vestager is one of the most powerful antitrust regulators in the world, having penalized Amazon, Google, and Facebook with billions of dollars in fines.
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Payments are capped at $30,000, so a highly paid student isn't penalized for success, and if a student loses a job, the payments pause.
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After a player was penalized $100 for a "Bernout power grid failure on a cloudy, windless day," some complained about the card's confusing insinuation.
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The Patriots were penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness, but Gronkowski, one of the Patriots' and the N.F.L.'s biggest stars, was not ejected.
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In other words, there will not be a road block, but anyone entering the area will be notified that they are trespassing and penalized accordingly.
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But instead she came up with a brilliant, wearable retort so her daughter could, technically, complete the task and not get penalized by the school.
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Burfict was penalized on the play, pushing the Steelers into field goal range, but it would have been about a 49-yarder—hardly a gimme.
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Warjiyo said the measure, which allows banks to manage a slightly higher liquidity ratio without being penalized, was aimed at getting banks to lend more.
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In other words, there will not be a road block, but anyone entering the area will be notified that they are trespassing and penalized accordingly.
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While Belfast, a private industry player, is penalized by his company, the show's finale reveals very little consolation for the men harmed by his actions.
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Uber also recently rolled out ratings protection so drivers could not be penalized for things out of their control — such as traffic or bad navigation.
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In the comedy sketch, McCringleberry is penalized for doing the same thing, despite the rule book dictating that two pelvic thrusts was the maximum allowed.
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"Justice must be served to the victims and those accountable must be penalized so as to avoid future workplace deaths," BIEN said in a statement.
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The system offered legitimate benefits, but it also penalized backers with surprise fees that seemed disproportionately high if they were only donating $1 or $2.
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Cancellation of the series has stirred an uproar among Puerto Ricans, who feel their island is being unjustly penalized and who fear tourism will suffer.
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Letang, who had been penalized for holding Vincent Trocheck, bolted out of the penalty box just as a bouncing puck evaded Florida defenseman Aaron Ekblad.
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Earlier this week, the NFL announced that, in keeping with its current policy, players will not be penalized for sitting or kneeling during the anthem.
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The catch: There's little transparency into how pharmacies are scored, pharmacies don't have any control over the terms, and even high-quality pharmacies are penalized.
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According to the suit, the bureau's instructors are mostly men and they penalized and dismissed female trainees at a significantly higher rate than male trainees.
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The sad truth is that women are more likely than men to be penalized for asking for more simply because of tacit societal gender norms.
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Now if he's going to be penalized because he's helping people, then we haven't got a lot left in this world to celebrate, have we?
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"Through better training, TSA can make sure that families aren't being penalized simply for traveling with equipment necessary to feed their infants," Herrera Beutler said.
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Illinois penalized the bank earlier this week while California announced a 12-month sanction against Wells Fargo, that state's oldest financial institution, on Sept. 28.
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The Maple Leafs began the second on a power play when Brett Howden was penalized for cross checking at 18:42 of the first period.
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IRS Acting Commissioner David J. Kautter told The Washington Post that filers wouldn't be penalized if their returns were late due to the site's problems.
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There are currently no FDA-approved drugs for treating dementia-related agitation, and other drug makers have been penalized for marketing drugs for this use.
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But the Treasury Department will tighten sanctions on Steven Law, a Burmese business tycoon penalized by the department in 2008 for supporting the military junta.
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She also has proposed a bill to dismantle major banks that are consistently penalized for abusing their customers, citing Wells Fargo as a prime culprit.
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Black girls and women may be magic, but the impact of their power often goes unrecognized, or even penalized, in society and by the government.
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In a statement, the union said Manning was free to speak to the league in part because he had retired and could not be penalized.
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To coax older workers to stay, Bon Secours modified its pension benefits so employees aren't penalized for working part-time in later years, Godwin says.
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If you are going 57 miles an hour in a 55 mile per hour zone, you are technically breaking the law and should be penalized.
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Serge Aurier, who was also involved in the clash, looked visibly shaken, and although he was not penalized, he was substituted just five minutes later.
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The controversy surrounding the decision is thanks to a moment in the fourth round where Paul was penalized two points, which cost him the fight.
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A man who tricked his way into getting his overweight cat into the passenger cabin of a plane has been penalized by a Russian airline.
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Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said a crime had been committed, a court had found probable cause and Rappler was not being penalized for its reporting.
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Welcome to a future where undocumented migrants are rounded up and penalized, private prisons overflow into labor camps, and iPhones are made in America. Cheers.
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On top of this, workers say they are penalized for declining gigs by getting barred from gaining "early access," a system that surfaces better jobs.
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Beijing arrested 10 people and froze the assets of those involved, but not a single Chinese bank was penalized for this illicit North Korean activity.
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Mr. Trump was asked on Wednesday about statements by Mr. Graham that the Russian president, Vladimir V. Putin, should be personally penalized for the hacking.
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Asia's story is part of a larger trend across the US, where more and more black students say they are being penalized for their hair.
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Meaning, how often are men not penalized when being verbally abusive or conducting themselves in an unsportsmanlike manner in comparison with when women misbehave similarly?
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If I don't earn enough points, and if I choose not to use the app, then I'm penalized $500 at the end of the year.
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Chinese regulators have penalized automakers on similar grounds in the past, but Beijing tends to become more stringent with regulations at times of geopolitical tensions.
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Davis said cheerleaders had to avoid contact with players, in person and online, even though players were not penalized for pursuing such engagement with cheerleaders.
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Private businesses that put in place admissions policies based on discriminatory criteria, racial or otherwise, are in violation of the law and must be penalized.
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The conviction caused outrage among rights groups, which said the law penalized victims of forced marriage and did not recognize marital rape as a crime.
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If you have an IRA, you can take money out but you have a 60-day window to put it back in without being penalized.
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Women get penalized when that happens — social scientists call it the flexibility stigma — and their careers often never recover in terms of pay or promotions.
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Doctors and hospitals here are obsessed with metrics, not least because under the health law, they may be rewarded or penalized based on their performance.
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Aside from big companies, there are a lot of farmers in Trump country who have a lot to lose if exports to China are penalized.
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The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said no nursing home had specifically lost financing or been penalized for permitting the use of marijuana.
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But only two non-Libyans — a pair of Eritrean citizens accused in 2018 of people smuggling — have been penalized for their actions in the war.
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His tax law penalized mostly blue states with higher state taxes by limiting what state and local taxes could be deducted from federal tax returns.
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"Not only are the companies making money off people's sites [by adding injected links], but the other people's sites are then being penalized," she said.
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The researchers say this isn't necessarily because women are less sophisticated negotiators, but rather because they are penalized for "leaning in" and negotiating at all.
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St. Thomas came out in the second half and played more mistake-filled football: dropping an easy interception opportunity, getting penalized for roughing the punter.
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Politico's Alice Miranda Ollstein: This policy massively expands the definition of a "public charge" so that legal immigrants who enroll in Medicaid will be penalized.
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In both places, sex work is not penalized through punitive laws, and regulation are premised on worker health and safety, as with any other profession.
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He also said that people would not be penalized if their returns arrive late because of the system glitches, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Woods was not penalized, but under the new rule, which depends on the integrity of the player, Woods's determination would stand as the final word.
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Last year, Mr. Goelman penalized Goldman Sachs $120 million for trying to manipulate another global benchmark known as the Isdafix, for fixed interest rate swaps.
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His latest shocker was a comment denigrating the New Start Treaty, a pact that he said gave Russia an advantage and penalized the United States.
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Section 377, an archaic law imposed during British rule that penalized intercourse "against the order of nature," had carried a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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"No borough was penalized by the new arrangement as greatly as Staten Island," wrote Viteritti, who now chairs Hunter College's urban policy and planning department.
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It's unclear what more the US can really hit, though, as it has already penalized all of Iran's most important sectors, primarily its oil production.
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The now-43-year-old former stock trader believes she was penalized for being a woman and a mother who had taken maternity leave twice.
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" Cassidy said he was "disappointed" in McCain's decision but pledged that he would continue to work for families "being penalized because they can't afford insurance.
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In December 2018, Helou was penalized about A$200,000 ($139,200) after Australia's competition regulator took Murray Goulburn to court over misleading farmers in the 2016 disclosures.
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Drivers found to have exceeded the 30mph limit had been subsequently handed a £100 fine and penalized with an additional three points on their driver's license.
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Stripping citizenship In his tweet on Monday, Trump went farther than saying flag burning should be penalized -- he said it should amount to losing American citizenship.
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So does this mean Wall Street is again set to enter a new year having run offside, only to be penalized as the calendar turns over?
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Cardholders also get expanded buying power, meaning you can spend beyond your credit limit without being penalized as long as you pay your bill on time.
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Do I feel regret for being penalized for something which has never happened in the history of tennis and I didn't use one single curse word?
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Andersen made two stellar saves during Boston's first power play of the game when Frederik Gauthier was penalized for roughing at 12:22 of the second.
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The updates, Facebook said, could make it less likely that critics of hate speech are wrongly penalized for citing examples of it in their own posts.
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The American Civil Liberties Union requested that the government be penalized but did not address the matter at the hearing, according to a USA Today report .
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Just last month, the FTC penalized the app Tik Tok with a record-setting $5.7 million fine for violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
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She has filed a multi-million dollar securities arbitration case before FINRA against Morgan Stanley and its subsidiaries, saying the company unjustly fired and penalized her.
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A male colleague made the same mistake that day and was not penalized, according to court papers filed in federal court in Washington on Wednesday evening.
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In this paradigm, agents are dumped into virtual world, and rewarded for some outcomes (like increasing their score) and penalized for others (like losing a life).
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"Well it looks like we are now being penalized for my spoiler and the award has been taken away and given to Carson Daly," she deadpanned.
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"Being penalized for maybe having a glimmer of hope of one day being able to walk again is beyond sad," she told the New York Times.
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If Brown is being penalized for speaking to the press without the BOP's permission, his abrupt arrest comes after months of him doing so without incident.
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For some, the worry that they'll be penalized for missing important work weighs heavy, and as a viral reddit post illustrates, these worries aren't completely unfounded.
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"It is unworkable to assess the reasonableness of the penalty if it is not known what is to be penalized," Perram said in a written judgment.
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It might suddenly cost more, if Skip ends up giving me that alleged service territory fee, but as of writing this I have not been penalized.
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Things got testy late in the first period after St. Louis' Oskar Sundqvist sent Matt Grzelcyk to the ice on a penalized hit into the boards.
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The other incorrect call was on New Orleans' Marcus Davenport, who was wrongly penalized for a non-hit on Tampa Bay's Ryan Fitzpatrick, according to Riveron.
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"The investigation will seek to establish if individual officials from Ecopetrol were responsible and could be penalized," an official from the attorney general's office told Reuters.
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Less than a minute later, the Capitals were penalized again for too many players on the ice that set up a 5-on-3 for Vancouver.
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"They have generated lots of rumours in society and brought a bad influence ... I deeply acknowledge my mistakes and am willing to be penalized," Lam added.
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It is the first time in a decade that a Taiwan-based financial institution has been penalized by U.S. authorities, according to Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission.
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